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19-10-2007, 03:33 PM
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Obviously you want something for it so your best bet would be ebay as well as listing in any free trader magazines that you have in your area. That way you don't fork out anything for advertising so you haven't lost anything if you can't sell it. If it does sell then someone gets what they want pretty cheap AND they organise to remove it from your place.
Also if you want to put in a little more effort then you could advertise it for parts. My old man did this and made an easy $500 on an old ute he had - the ashtray sold for $15! Then he just paid a scrap metal guy $20 to take it away and he even took the wheels off once it was on the truck. The only problem with this is you have to take a LOT of calls and possibly help dismantle it. Good luck and ignore the idiots suggesting to burn it. Anything you get from it can be spent improving your new car. |
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